Sentences with word «gaur»

On Jan. 8, 2001, U.S. scientists announced the birth of a baby gaur, a large endangered ox native to India and Asia.

This landlocked country is home to spectacular wildlife, especially the Indochinese tiger, the giant gaur and the Asiatic elephant and has a climate similar to Thailand's — a wet monsoon period from May to November followed by a dry season from December to April.

While domesticated gaurs called gayals are common, the wild herds are still hunted for their meat.

Since Dolly, a number of other cloned animals have been bred, including sheep, goats, cows, mice, pigs, cats, rabbits, and a gaur (an endangered species of Asian bison).

By summer the team had resumed attempts to create another gaur clone.

Anteaters, hedgehoglike animals called tenrecs, and rabbitlike hyraxes are doing fine, but gaurs, sloth bears, Bactrian camels, and bearded pigs are not.

They found that the leeches feed at least somewhat indiscriminately on a large variety of mammals, including small deer called muntjacs, macaque monkeys, wildcats, rodents like porcupines and rats, as well as a vulnerable species in the area, a gaur, or Indian bison.

Noah was created by fusing skin cells from a gaur — a rare species of wild ox that lives mostly in India — that had died in 1993 with cow eggs stripped of their nuclei.

The gaur's mother, however, was a common cow.

A declared tiger reserve and wildlife sanctuary this area is home several protected species including elephant, Bengal tiger, gaur and leopard.

The one horned Rhinoceros, Tiger, Leopard, different species of wild cats, Asian elephants, sloth bear, gaur, wild boar, Two types crocodiles, rhesus monkeys, pythons and the king cobra find shelter in this beautiful park.

The gaur, a wild relative to the cow, is a threatened species found in South Asia.

Tiger And Prey Populations Stabilized The footage obtained this year shows the vast variety of animals, many of them rare, roaming through Thailand's forests: tigers, elephants, leopards, dholes (a wild species of dog), clouded leopards, bantengs (a wild species of cattle), gaurs, sun bears, lisangs, wild boars, muntjacs (a type of small deer), hog badgers, pangolins, green peafowl, and Malayan tapirs.